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Why Would Having A Bisolvon Nebulizer Cause Irritation?
Dear doctor,My mom is having bisolvon nebulizer once a day. However it seems that production of muscus has increased everytime after the nebu. Looks like that the nebu is causing irritation. Is trus that bisolvon could cause dryness and irritation causing more muscus to be produced ?
Thank you,
Sorry,
additional information:
My mom is 77 yrs
Mom is having traechestomy due to lung infections
Thank you,
Sorry,
additional information:
My mom is 77 yrs
Mom is having traechestomy due to lung infections
Tue, 2 Sep 2014
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Bisolvan is a mucolytic. This means that it is used to break up mucus in the respiratory tract .
It may not be irritating her but causing the mucus present to come up from her tract though it is possible to be allergic to any chemical agent.
You may want to ask your doctor to consider another mucolytic. If this causes no problem then the symptoms were related to the bisolvan only and not mucolytics in general.
I hope this helps
Bisolvan is a mucolytic. This means that it is used to break up mucus in the respiratory tract .
It may not be irritating her but causing the mucus present to come up from her tract though it is possible to be allergic to any chemical agent.
You may want to ask your doctor to consider another mucolytic. If this causes no problem then the symptoms were related to the bisolvan only and not mucolytics in general.
I hope this helps
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